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“This is a changing world; we must be prepared to change with it. The story of Rotary will have to be written again and again.”
— Paul Harris, This Rotarian Age, circa 1935
Having Fun While Changing Lives
We meet Wednesdays at 12:00 PM
Corpus Christi Country Club
6300 Everhart Rd.
Corpus Christi,
TX 78413-2638 United States
Southside Rotary Honored by Corpus Christi ISD for Early Act First Knight Program
On March 29, 2018 Southside Rotary was recognized by the Corpus Christi Independent School District for our Partnership In Education by supporting Rose Shaw Elementary School and their Early Act First Knight Program.
Plan on attending our April 18 meeting to learn about the recognition award and meeting some Early Act students presenting a program on their EAFK Service Club activities.
Treat your Administrative Professional to a beautiful luncheon, dessert, an engaging speaker, and great raffle prizes. Wednesday April 25, 2018 at noon at the Corpus Christi Country Club.
12th ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS DAY FUNDRAISER LUNCHEON Keynote Speaker: State Representative Todd A. Hunter
Wednesday, April 25, 2018 at 12:00PM
Corpus Christi Country Club (6300 Everhart Rd.)
Treat your Administrative Professional to a beautiful luncheon, dessert, an engaging speaker, and great raffle prizes.
Proceeds benefit wheelchair ramps construction, scholarships to Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, the Early Act First Knight educational program, and our club operations.
RESERVATION DEADLINE: FRIDAY, APRIL 20 There will be no meal tickets at the door on the day of the event.
TICKET PACKAGES:
A – Individual Ticket: $50 (1 seat)
B – Partnership Package: $200 (4 seats, 4 raffle tickets)
C – Executive Package: $300 (6 seats; 6 raffle tickets)
D – Corporate Package: $500 (Table of 10 seats; 10 raffle tickets)
PURCHASE WITH CHECK**: Please RSVP to Erasmo Nava (361-854-1471) by Friday, April 20. Then, print this flyer and fill out the form below. Include a check payable to Southside Corpus Christi Rotary Club. Mail to: Post Office Box 8902, Corpus Christi, Texas 78468-8902
**If paying by check please complete the info below:
This year’s keynote speaker is Representative Todd A. Hunter, currently in his ninth term representing Texas State House District 32. He serves as the Chairman of the Calendars Committee, Vice Chairman of Criminal Jurisprudence and a member of the County Affairs Committee. He served in the house from 1989-1997, then again starting in 2008 to the present. Hunter has practiced law since 1978 and is currently a partner of The Law Office of Todd A. Hunter in Corpus Christi. Todd and his wife, Alexis Taylor Hunter, have three children: Todd Jr., Michael, and Christina.
RAFFLE Items Needed for our Admin Prof Fundraiser!
We are collecting raffle items now at our Southside Rotary club meetings to help with our Administrative Professionals Day fundraiser in April! We please need items as soon as possible. Anything from gift cards, to jewelry, to artworks, and arts or sports tickets are great! Thank you for our 12th annual event memorable and fun for the administrative professionals.
Here are some exciting announcements of upcoming events!
Tuesday April 3 at 7p.m. - District 5930 Special Membership Education Telephone Conference. Dial in at 605-475-4120; Access Code: 441 7269 Please if you have any questions, Contact Lieut. Gov. of Membership Luis Cavazos at 956-592-2145. See the email from Erasmo Nava for additional information.
Registration is continuing for our 12th Annual Administrative Professionals Day Luncheon on Wednesday April 25, 2018 at noon at the Corpus Christi Country Club. See attached flyer. State Representative Todd Hunter will be our keynote speaker. To register online please go to: https://squareup.com/market/southside-cc-rotary-club
David Walker is looking for some great Rotarians to help fill in our program dates in the summer. Interesting programs boost attendance and attract new members!
Kudos to the Rotary club of Southside Corpus Christi. This is how they spent their Saturday morning. Thanks to club Treasurer Rodney Vaughn, club President Scott Sutherland, PDG Debbie & Joseph High, club President Elect Christine Udeani, and current District 5930 Secretary and club President Nominee Nancy Ross.
Camp Aranzazu Tree Planting Project hosted by the Rotary Club of Corpus Christi
The Rotary Club of Corpus Christi needed help planting 100 trees at Camp Aranzazu a special needs outdoor camp in Rockport, Texas that suffered severe damage from Hurricane Harvey. Special thanks to District 5930 for providing funding for this important project. The project took place on Saturday, March 10, 2018 with all Rotarians in District 5930 invited to help. Southside Rotary's own IPDG Debbie High and AG for Area 4, and current District 5930 Secretary PN Nancy Ross planted trees and cleaned tables. They had a great photo op with PDG Maxie Houser and John Landers, Past President of the Rotary Club of Corpus Christi.
Our District 5930 Rotary Global Scholar sent a terrific report on her continuing adventures.
Hello District 5930 Rotarians,
I just wanted to share this email with you all and let you know that your Rotary 5930 influence has traveled to the Scottish/English borders to Rotary Club of Kirkcudbright. This is a small Scottish town with a population 3,500 and 51 active Rotarians. It was my first Rotary presentation as a Global Scholar. The Rotarian, Mike Dugid, and his wife Pat hosted another scholar and I in their home as we traveled an hour train ride from Edinburgh to share our Rotary story. It was a wonderful experience and I will share more about it in my next blog.
P.S. I will have a club flag for you all when I get back to the states in September.
Sincerely ,
Kayla Stovall
Her host had some very kind words for her after her presentation:
Hi Kayla,
I hope you made it back to Edinburgh OK. It was a joy to host you and Carlyn and thank you for a wonderful, inspiring, talk last night. One Rotarian came up to me afterwards and said that your talk would undoubtedly have a major impact on one member of the club whose enthusiasm for Rotary was beginning to fade. For that alone my thanks.
I found your blog online and saw you striding across the Edinburgh streets. A great way to keep the folks back home updated on your time in Scotland.
John Frew, our club’s RYLA organizer whom you met last night, has email the District coordinator to emphasize the fact that you would be willing to act as a mentors.
PDG Debbie High and ADG Nancy Ross presented Southside Rotary President Scott Sutherland with the following District 5930 and Zone 21b recognitions at our meeting on Wednesday February 7, 2018. These honors were earned under Debbie's District 5930 leadership in 2016-2017. Great work everyone!
Ignite Premier Club (4 of 4 years) for membership growth recognition. Our District went from last to first!
Polio Plus funds raised by our club equaled $14,021.89. These funds were matched by Rotary International's Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation resulting in providing over 42,000 polio vaccines to those in need.
Our club's Rotary Foundation Annual Fund contribution was $13,290, $260.59 per capita (third in district).